Charの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I left the bread in the toaster for too long and it came out charred. It wasn't a good breakfast.

A: Black from being burnt on the surface.
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A: The most common meaning is 'partly burn'.

It has two other meanings: tea (a loan word from 茶) and 'char-woman' (a domestic worker, no longer used).

You will find char often related to fire:

The contents of the house were charred beyond recognition.

And cooking:

I'll have the char-grilled chicken.

A: The gruesome illustration of charred remains of humans of the fire was hard to imagine.

A: Scorched is burned a little.

Charred is burned a lot, with a lot of the burned thing turned to char ( = carbon).

A: charred是一点点burnt.

A:
come on the bed.

A: it is 4 o'clock to come

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A: Two and two makes four!

A: That word is usually translated as "roast" or "grill." To char something is to heat it until its outside is burned and black. Sometimes this is intentionally done in cooking, and sometimes it is the result of an accidental fire.

A: Char.
This is a fairly specific word. Example, wood that has burned on the outside, but is still basically solid is charred (char-red)
You sit in a chair when you study or eat.

"char, chair"

A: The "char" data type can be treated as an 8-bit unsigned integer. The ASCII character 'A' is equal to 65 under this approach.